(3-6 Units) 3____ 3____
or
Composition Requirements: ENGL 101/107 – English 1st semester Composition ENGL 102/108 – English 2nd semester Composition Or ENGL 109H – Advanced First Year Composition
3____
Mathematics: 1 course required from each group (6-10 Units) MATH 112 - College Algebra (C or better needed for calculus) 3____
Intro Statistics Requirement: Any ONE of the below courses:
AREC 239 (Sp) or MATH 163, SBS 200,ISTA 116 or BNAD 276 3-4____
Calculus Requirement: Any ONE of the below courses:
Math 113 or 116(MIS111 pre-req)or 122A&B or 125 3____
Second Language: 2nd semester must be ‘C’ or better (0-8 Units) Complete one of the following or CLEP exam:
A. Pass a language proficiency exam at 2nd semester level ____B. Complete courses through 2nd semester proficiency ____
Communication Skills Courses, choose 2 courses (5-6 Units) _______ ☐ AED 301 Youth Leadership
_______ ☐ ALC 309 Leadership Principles & Practice (Prev AED 309)
_______ ☐ AED 311 Professional Leadership Concepts
_______ ☐ ALC 409 Team & Organization Leadership (Prev AED 409)
_______ ☐ ALC 410 Entrepreneurial Leadership in Ag & Life Sci. (Prev AED 410)
_______ ☐ ALC 411 Principles & Appl. Of Org. Innovation (Prev AED 411)
_______ ☐ ALC 422 Comm. Knowledge in Ag & Life Sci. (Prev AGTM 422)
_______ ☐ COMM 101 Into to the Study of Communication
_______ ☐ COMM 119 Public Speaking
_______ ☐ ENGL 307 Business Writing
_______ ☐ ENGL 308 Technical Writing
_______ ☐ ENGL 340 Topics in Professional & Technical Writing
_______ _☐ ENVS 408 Scientific Writing for Env, Agric & Life Sciences*
________☐ ENVS 415 Translating Environmental Science *
_______ ☐ HED 201 Foundations of Leadership
_______ ☐ HED 397b Project SOAR (2 units)
_______ ☐ SBE 202 Professional Communication & Presentations (Sp) * ENVS 408 and 415 will not count as both a Comm Skills course & focus area course(s).
Computer Skills Requirements: (4 Units) AREC 297 – Excel Applc. for Econ. Analy (Sp) 1____
BE 120 or MIS 111 (Sp) Microcomputing Applctns 3____
General Education: Tier I: (18 Units)
A. Individuals and Societies (150’s)_________________________________ 3____ _________________________________ 3____ B. Natural Sciences (170’s)_________________________________ 3____ _________________________________ 3____ C. Traditions and Cultures (160’s)_________________________________ 3____ _________________________________ 3____
Tier II: (9 Units) A. Arts _________________________________ 3____ B. Humanities ___________________________ 3____ C. Natural Science_________________________ 3____ --- Diversity Emphasis ___________________(1 course, some Tier 2 Arts, Tier 2 Humanities and all 160A courses also can complete this requirement)
Mid-Career Writing Assessment (MCWA): Satisfied by a grade of A or B
in 2nd semester English Comp or from one of: AED301, ALC422, AREC360,
AREC450, AREC464, AREC479, ENGL307, ENGL308 and ENGL340.
_______
Environmental & Water Resource Economics Major (EWRE) 2020-2021 catalog year
Currently:
Total Units Required for Degree = 120 ____/120
Total Upper Division (UD) Units Req’d = 42 ____/42
Remaining to be completed: ____All units /____UD
2.0 GPA required for all GPAs to graduate
11 units of electives needed (109 total units from
major), less electives needed if a minor is declared.
Elective courses in AREC, not required with this major: Units AREC 150C-Sustaining Life: Global Economy of Food (F, T1 Indv) 3
3AREC 210-Understanding World of Commerce (Sp, T2 Indv, FA) AREC 313-Economics of Futures Markets (F,can be FA course) AREC 315-Agribusiness Econ & Mgmt (F, can be FA course) AREC 365-Food Economy -Efficiencies, Gaps and Policies (FA) AREC 397-Preparing for Career & Life Success (F) AREC 450-Financ. Mgmt for Agribus. (Sp, can be FA course)
3 3
1
Economics Requirements: (9 Units) ECON 200 – Basic Economic Issues 3____
3____
(Transfer crs: ECON201A[micro]/ECON201B[macro])
Intermediate Economics: both courses are required
AREC 304 (F) Production & Consumption Anlys.* ECON 331 (Sp) Interm. Macroeconomics ** 3____
(18 Units) EWRE Required Core Courses: 3___
3___
3___
3___
AREC 339 – Economic Statistics (F) ***
AREC 360 – Poverty & Development of Nations (Sp)
AREC 403 – Analysis of Economic Data***& AREC339
AREC 464 – Economics of Policy Analysis (F) ****
AREC 479 – Econ. Anlys of Water, Food & Envr Pol (Sp) **** 3___
One Environmental Economics course 3___See course options list from EWRE advisor
***pre-req calculus OR ****pre-req calc & interm. microecon.
* Alternate course options for intermediate microecon: ECON 301(Sp) or in Summer/Winter only-ECON 300 or ECON 361.
** Alternate course options for intermediate macroecon: ECON 330 or ECON 332, in Summer/Winter only.
For Summer/Winter enrollment help: (ECON300/361/330/332) students must email: [email protected]
Focus Area Courses/Units (FA): (21 units)
1.)____________ 5.)____________
2.)____________ 6.)____________
3.)____________ 7.)____________
4.)____________
upd 5/2020
__________
3
3
EWRE
4 YEAR PLAN
EWRE 2020-2021Year 1
Fall Semester 1st semstr. Units Spring Semester 2nd semstr. Units
Math112 College Algebra 3
Math113 or Math116 or
Math122A/B or Math125
3
ENGL101 First Year Composition 3
ENGL102 First Year Composition
4
BE120 or MIS111
3
2nd semester 2nd language
31st semester 2nd language
4 ECON200 3
Tier I General Education 3
Tier I General Education
3
total 16 total 16
Year 2
Fall Semester 3rd semstr. Units Spring Semester 4th semstr. Units
AREC 239 intro stats
3 T2 Arts 3
Tier I General Education 3 T2 Humanities 3
Tier I General Education 3 T2 Natural Science 3
Tier I General Education 3 Communication skills course 3
Tier I General Education 3 Elective 3
total 15 total 15
Year 3
Fall Semester 5th semstr. Units Spring Semester 6th semstr. Units
Focus area course-Upper Division
3 Communication skills course 3
Environmental Economics course
3 AREC360 Spring only 3AREC339 Fall only
3
Focus area course-Upper Div.
3
AREC304 Fall only
3
Focus area course-Upper Div.
1ECON331 Spring only
3
AREC397 Fall only, optional course 1
total 16 total 16
Year 4
Fall Semester 7th semstr. Units Spring Semester 8th semstr. Units
3 AREC403 Spring only 3AREC464 Fall only
3
Focus area course-Upper Division
3
Focus area course-Upper Division 3 Elective - Upper Division 3
Focus area course-Upper Division 3 Elective 3
Elective 3
total 15 total 12
Focus area course
3
AREC297 Spring only
3
AREC479 Spring only
Focus Area (FA) course options: this list is not exhaustive, some courses have pre-reqs, please seek EWRE advisor approval prior to taking courses not listed below.
Upd 5/20
• AREC 365 Food Econ&Efficiencies (Fall)*
• ARC 461E - Sustainable Design and the
LEED Initiative
• BE 483 - Controlled Environment Sys.*
• EHS 418 - Introduction to Human Health
Risk Assessment
• ECOL/WFSC 454 - Water Harvesting
• ENVS 310 - Ecosystem Health Sys &
Justice
• ENVS 305 - Pollution Science
• ENVS 316 - Soil Fertility & Plant Nutrition
• ENVS 450 - Green Infrastructure
• ENVS 462 - Env Soil & Water Chemistry
• ENVS 408 Scientific Writing for Env, Ag
& Life Sciences (S) (Cannot share w/ comm
skills)
• ENVS 415 Translating Environmental
Science (S) (Cannot share w/ comm skills)
• ENVS/RNR 417 - Geog Inform Sys for
Natural Resources (F, S)
• ENVS 418 - Intro to Human Health Risk
Assessment (S)
• ENVS 444 Applied Env Law (F)
• ENVS 483 - Remote Sens. of the Env (S)
• EVS 260 - Environmental Studies: Ideas
& Institutions
• GEOG 302 - Intro to Sustainable Dev.
• GEOG 303 - Field Study in Env. Geog.
• GEOG 304 - Water, Envmt & Society
• GEOG 330 - Intro to Remote Sensing (F)
• GEOG 362 - Environment & Developmt.
• GEOG 368 - The Green Economy
• GEOG 371 - Principles & Prct Reg Dev
• GEOG 379 - Urban Growth & Devlpmt
• GEOG 468 - Water & Sustainability
• GEOG 416f - GIS for Social Sciences (S)
• GEOG/AREC - 471 Problems in Reg Dev
• GEOS/ENVS - 412A - Ocean Sciences• HIST 355 - U.S. Env. History (S)
• HIST 356 - Global Env History
• HWRS 415 - Intro Water Res Policy (S)
• HWRS 417A - Fundamentals of Water
Quality
• HWRS 443A - Risk Assessment for
Environmental Systems
• HWRS 460A - Watershed Hydrology
• PA 481 - Environmental Policy (S)
• PA 484 - Environmental Mgmt.
• PLG/GEOG 476 - The Land
Development Process
• RNR 440 - Climate Change Adaptn.
• RNR 448 - Conservation Plng. &
Wildland Recreation
• RNR 473 - Spatial Anlys. & Modeling
• RNR 496G - Climate Assessment:
Explorations in Decision Support
• RNR 256 - Sustainable Cities & Soc.
• RNR 316 - Natural Res. Ecology
• RNR 321 - Natural Res. Measrmt (S)
• RNR 384 - Natural Res Mgmt Prcts.
• RNR 403 - Applications of Geographic
Information Systems (F, S)
• RNR 480 - Natural Res Policy & Law
• RNR 485a - Natural Res Econ & Plng (S)
• SCI 401 - Science Communication
* = new focus area course option as of 4/2020
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